Automating Resistor Sorting with Arduino Uno Q

https://www.digikey.com/en/maker/projects/automating-resistor-sorting-with-arduino-uno-q/6e2be4d1d412402186c158918703f3d1

Zach,
Thank you for a great article. I found it very helpful.

Several follow up questions:

  • Did you launch the app from within the Arduino App Lab? …or did you use another method? CLI? SSH?

I could not get the image results windows to display.

Thank you for your help.

Steve B

@steveb1

From what I am seeing in that article Zach Hipps did post to github that project.
I would recommend looking over the data in that link.
I am not sure on if the project is listed elsewhere.

Nathan,

Thank you! I have looked at the github code, it compiles but does not show the image results frame.

Thank you,

Steve

@steveb1

Okay, maybe Zach Hipps would be able to provide more guidance on the project.

Nathan,

Will you forward the e-mail to him?

Steve

@steveb1

I don’t have a direct e-mail to Zach.
However this conversation is showing up on that article page so I am thinking that he may see it.
I however have asked about this inquiry internally.

Nathan,

Thank you for your help!

Steve

@steveb1

Update, I have been told that Zach has been notified. I am not sure on the ETA of response though.

So sorry for the delayed response! I haven’t figured out how to get App Lab’s python scripts to open a USB camera image. So in the meantime I launch from the CLI using python3 main.py. I hope this helps

Thank you! I’ve been doing some background work. I’ll share what I find. Thank you for a great article!

Follow up question…did you use opencv or opencv-headless?

I think just the regular opencv library